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Semi Annual Symposium
April 29 - May 1, 2009
Campbell’s Resort, Lake Chelan
Dear Colleagues,
As President of the Washington State Society for Healthcare Engineering (WSSHE),
I encourage you to attend the 2009 Semi Annual Symposium being held at
Campbell’s Resort, Lake Chelan April 29 - May 1, 2009 (Wednesday evening - Friday).
The 2009 Symposium will have the same high-quality educational sessions as in
past years. Topics and speakers were carefully chosen by this year’s Planning
Committee to offer timely and accurate information from experienced and
thought-provoking presenters. Please bring your “ace” mechanics to the Symposium
as a means of training and recognition.
The theme of this year’s Conference is
"Utility Systems Reliability:
Maximizing Operations - Minimizing Risk".
Day 1
1. How do you conduct a risk assessment?
The next three 1-hour topics will all address the same issue: "Maximizing
operations and minimizing the risk to..."
2. Steam, Heating, Natural Gas, Boiler Systems
3. Water, Sewer Systems
4. Electrical Systems
Day 2
5. How do we prepare ourselves for increased reliability through Staff Training
Programs? Utility Systems Drills & Effective Tracers
6. Case Studies: 15-minutes from each chapter's selected health care facility on
what they do at their facility to "Max ops - Min risk" in their utility systems
(testing, training, cool equipment, documentation, one-lines, etc)
One of the many enhancements being made to the 2008 Semi Annual Symposium is
that this will be an Environmentally Friendly Conference. We felt that it is
important to do our share to reduce the negative impact we may have on the
environment. We are excited about the 2009 Semi Annual Symposium and after
putting together this program, we are sure you will be too. With the Semi Annual
Symposium growing each year we encourage you to register early and secure your
spot!
I look forward to seeing you there!!
Brad Jones WSSHE President
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